Sentence examples for a more gruesome from inspiring English sources

Or, for a more gruesome experience, the offender could be placed in cool liquid and then heated to boiling.

They concluded that each film would have a more gruesome torture scene, a grislier explosion of body parts and cruder language than the last.

And Zarqawi soon improvised a more gruesome signature: in May, 2004, he was filmed decapitating Nicholas Berg, a young American contractor.

His sister was to suffer a more gruesome fate: accused of stealing rice, the guards slashed her stomach open – to find it empty – and left her to die.

Or have the wolf pack of press and commercial interests intent on ­demolishing any competition that stands in their way had their first taste of blood before moving in for a more gruesome kill when a new government comes?

Also hailing from the 1920s, Kiss of Death tells of a man so haunted by his own guilt that he finds a more gruesome method than Lady Macbeth to deal with the offending hand.

Is it any more gruesome or unsavory a topic than the rehab or addictions of regular, non-famous people?

The old-fashioned gothic suspense is a little more gruesome than a typical Victorian ghost story but still draws its scares more from questions about what is real and what is not than from buckets of blood.

In its place came a rather more gruesome cliche – that of a drunk racist.

The strange thing (or maybe it's not strange at all) is that the audience's tears come when another character, an American, talks about her husband's death from a nervous-system disease, not when Thida describes a far more gruesome loss.

One is called Red Pantaloons, just like those worn by the fabled puppet who wanted to be a real boy; the other, Poverino Carlito, meets a fate more gruesome.